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Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
1t Was Not q Firefiy.

Those who believe that phosphorus
is q cure for corns will probably be
careful in their use of it after reading
an incident from the Alta California.
A lady of that city was troubled with
a painful corn that successfully deied
the efforts of all chiropodists who at
tempted to remove it. Remedies OF
every kind were tried and finally a
sympathizing friend suggested thai if
phosphorus was rubbed on the affllct-
ed toe the corn would succumb.
The lady determined to try the
remedy, and did so just before retiring
the other night. and to her subsequent
sorrow forgot to tell her husband what
she had done.
The hour of midnight had struck in
st. Mary's Cathedral clock, when the
husband suddenly awoke and was
somewhat startled to see the flash Of
FREELY at the loot Of the bed. Sleep
was again asserting its mastery, when
once more the sheen of that FREELY
caused the husband to open wide his
eyes.
He could not recollect ever having
seen a firefly in California, but he
could not disbelieve his senses.
Again and again that FREELY flashed
its baleful CLEAN, effectually banish-
ing all thought of sleep from the now
thoroughly aroused and wrsthy hus'
band. He determined 10 end his own
misery and the firefiy's existence 81.
multaneously.
He reached out in the dark, groped
with his hand about the carpet until
he felt his own heavy shoe. He seized
the weapon, slowly and cautiously
raised himself in bed, and lifting high
the sturdy brogan. brought it down
with vigorous whack on the innocent
FREELY.
A wild shrek, an avalanche OF bed
clothes, and the husband lay sprawl
ing in the middle OF the floor, whileI
his wife rolled around the bed, clasp
ing her foot, and moaning in anguish.
1t was not tirefy. 1t was the phos-
phorus .anointed toe.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
whisksy Arithmetic.


From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
"How many drinks of whiskey do
you average q day2" said one gentle.
man to another as they were enjoying
a social glass at we'll known resort OF
Vine street yesterday afternoon.
''Oh, taking the year round, pre-
sumo my average would be about ten
a day."
"And how long has this been going
on" was asked.
"Straight along for twenty years,
guess; but it never hurt me any, and
can tend to my patients (he is a pro.
fessional MANI just as we'll as l evel
could"
"But how much whiskey, taking
your statement for it, do you suppose
you have drunk during that tlme?'
"I'm sure l don't know. I never
thought about that"
well, let US take another nip and
then figure on it," and they did. and
here Is the result of their work:
Ten drinks day would be 20
drinks q week, or 3,640 drinks in q
year. In 20 years that would give the
enormous number of 72,800 drinks.
Now, the average drink taken In this
country is said to be 60 to gallon.
Then divide this 72,S00b go, and you
will find that you have consumed
1918 and a fraction gallons. Now,
there are supposed to be, on an aver
age. SO gallons to q barrel. Divide
1 ,213 by SO and you find that you ha ve
drank just about So barrels OF the
stuff"
The old topper looked at the figures
and then at his friend, and then re-
marked: "Well, let's take one more
and then l think III give my stomach
a rest for day or two
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
On THURSDAl
On THURSDAY,
TIE nth DAY OF MOVE MBBR, 1887,
At Ie o'slocx. q. n,
The following described real estate, viz:


AZ mat piece or parcel of land situat I'm
ed as follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at a stone in the eeu.rc Of pri-
is a line Of land OF the said John Eagle Will
liam McMullin and heirs of William Stewart,
s' saa s'01f PnF and ,he ,hs
heirs OF the said stewart. and from thence by
] recent survey M running BY said road. 3 2si.4
easterly side of The public road leading to Port
Penn, then e by said public road N 70 1-2 de-
Of lot con eyed to the trustees for the pur-
p0 E OF erecting church THEREON ier the use
3t t q the people Of color but to revert back to
pu ,llc worship Q, God. thence sy the line Of
81 links to the line Il Christopher vaadegrift's
land. thence by said land, S q degrees,
G l6 cha MS and so links to a stone in a Valley.
thence d"wn said merdo~. N 81 degrees, W.
chains and 81 links, N 20 degrees, Z 3 chsins
52 links. N - degrees, + chains and ~ links,
zS l-2 degI ees, e 7chains and . links to a
" lillian Bcnnett's marsh, then, Q by ihe line
OF said Bennett's arsh, N 81 s-d degrees. E
where commences new divsion nDe be-
tweea this described tract and land suli held
by said ditch or new division lin y II IA de-
grees, 4 chains and 9s INKS t. ditch along
tne iaht lanCS, tnt nee by said ditRh, N 50 de-
grees W chain and S5 links. S67 "a degrees.
w chains and B links TO a corner near 4
beech bush thence-the marFh d N 4 de-
gTees, Il IL chains and 35 links, tthe hpe strik-
ing tue westerly prong of a small locust tree
alb M feet from the ground) 10 fhs cen tire of
the first named privale road, thence by said
road, IS i degrees west 81 chains and "a
links 10 thh btginntng containing 81 acres and
20 perches of land, be the same more or less.
Book W, Vol. 10, page l73 &c,
Ser ed and tak en- in exeGu ution ~ the prop
epty OF william A Ceaver and Rlphonle 3.
his wife ano I. It's and 70 be suli bv
GILES Jameson, Sheriff.
Sherins Ofiee, WAmingt ion, 0t4ob r a. 1887.
o3l- is
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
a Little Girls Logic,

A little girl years old was on ,
visit to her grandfather, who was {
New England divine, celebrated fol
his logical powers.
"Oh, myl Only think, grandpa
what Uncle Robert ssys!"
"Whst does he say, ny dear2"
"Why he says the moon is made o.
green cheese. 1t ism: at all, is it,"
"Well, child, suppose you find oul
yourself"
How can I. grandpa'"
"Get your Bible and see what il
says"
where shall l begin?"
"Begin at the beginning"
The child sat down to read the
Bible. Before she had got more than
half through the second chapter OF
Genesis and had read about the crea-
tion of the stars and animals, she came
back to her grandfather, her eyes all
bright with the excitement of dis
covery.
"I've found it, grandpa. 1t ism {
true, for God made the moon before
he made any cows"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
nuoueil on Catarrh''
s6ocgil ON ItOh. )"
A Fable,

A couple Of fish were swimming
about a wharf one day when man
sat down on the edge of the planks
and dropped In his hook and line.
"See thata" queried one of the fish.
"He thinks to play US for suckers with
a bare hook. He has no bait on it,"
my son." responded the other, che
has no idea of even getting q bite. 1t
is the fish which men don't catch that
they lie about
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Tho Temperance Question.
fooMMUEIcArRD


l vas Mt q Nett odist "clAss meeting
las: Tuesday evening, and to my gree
surprise heard sentiments dsnOuncinf
the temperance cause In this city, pro
noancing IL to be . curse; the Lsdies
Christlan Temperance Union and othel
temperance sccieties ought TO know bet
ssr chan TO hold meetings in the Opeil
house; 1t was desscration OF the Sab
oath, and words to she effecs that God 4
retributive justios would follow. I'm
complimentary remarks and innuendol
were made about Christians wh1 as
tended these meetings.
Tne olsss leader politely invited me
to speak. OF course I accepted, for as .
TEN perance man should have despised
myself and felt less than coward II
Kept my seat, 20 after giving my relis
Ions experience, keeping my feeling,
uncef as much control ae poesible,
90 tered my protest against the ss,k and
feelings manifested towards the ten
perance cause and holding their Sun
day afternoon services in the Opera
House, and also what had been said
disrespsctFul)y about christians, inolud
ing the clorgy, but, just as I YVES ex.
plair Ing that huLdreds OF people did,
ana would go to the Opera House "a
hear the good sensible talk that Other.
wise could not be resched, was per.
emptorily neQuested to cit down, al.
though they were the aggressors, on
the defeuss. In shaking hands very
freely some remarked lyon we're pre
uaturely invited 70 STOP" "you said
nothing wrong," "oome again" "God
bless yea," 3D., &c. 30 TO the credit OF
many pressn, the abuse and Ill. will ex.
pressed towards the Temperance move.
ment were not endorsed b. the ma
jority.
In other mfe.!nas 1 havs heard loud
whispers against caItatss being per.
formed on that commodions 1Id suit
able stage In the Opera House Mr.
Editor, the Presby terians aud 9TH. Z
Christians havs held religious services
there. Jesus could 90 ard teach In
houses Of pubiicans and kinnors, and
meet with tbs lower strs tA Of society.
Surely 1t is not beneath the dignity OF
the Temperance people to meet 10 the
largest room In town. and should be
|gtStefui for the privilege, and invite
the inebriste snd sinners of all classes
to hear the truth. Ny commissrasion
10 excited towards those who stay out
side, unwittirgly preparing themselvts Q
TO be shut cut of Heaven.
The Master will utter those signia .
can't words, "For when was sick
and In prison ye Visited mo not, etc. !"
not respectable to carry my influence
in.o suoh . sinful plsce you know);
Jesus will reply, "Inasmuch - ye did
1t not to one Of the least of these, "a
did It not to me-" depart from me,
etc."
II m isuDderstcod the remarks cast.
ing reflections on the Temperance so.
cieties in this city who ere doing 90
noble . work bringing men to their
seuses. and finally to the church,
shall be Rlad to bs shown my error, and
then an apology viii be In order ftom
Il. j STAYNER,
~ 108 W. Eighteenth ST.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
ON THURSDAY,
THE 17rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
At 10 o'clock, a. nh.,
The following described real estate. viz:

Int lOllOWlhN tcoi osiNtR Nih-
All that Ger ain lot or piece Of and situate In
the town OF st. Georges. Red Lion Hundred.
county of New Caste snd state oil De aware.
bon ded a d de scribcd as follows to wit:
Beglnning at q stake on the east side Of the
stake no I'D or maiu street In sAtu town and at
corner OF Sarah Rrlvellis, deceased, and
running thence with lands north 6SA degrees
east 1873 10 feet y stake, thence with land
formerly OF Joseph Dom no, and land of the
heirs OF Henry 5. Peckard uecGased, south %
sgrees east So l-2 feet to new corner being
q corner for thr heirs OF J~seph CAM, de-
ceased, thence with n new line estabiisht hy
Thomas S. McWhorter and Joteph Gam, de-
erased, anh running thence sonth 81 degrees.
l3S feet and iuche to the side Of the aforesaid
road or main sire Il thence with aid street
north 70 IA de grees, west II 12 teet to ne place
Of beginning, containing within said bounds
about Q, 100 square feet.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty of John q. Amstrung, administrator of
Sarah Atherly, decease !, and I. ard to be
sold by GILES LAM son, ~ teriH.
Sherif,s ofice, " ilmir gtop, October %. 1887.
nj -eod-is
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Opon Notice.

A. B. Jores, 4a2 Market street, would
inform hts friends and the public
generally that hereafter his place OF
business will be open every evening,
vhere they are invited to inspect his
new fall designs in paper hangingS snd
window ahadoa
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to al
ss nicely and perfectly as possible can be
suited by Mr. James Harding, Merchant
Tailor, No. SIG French street. Patrons' OF
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi
neRt and Influential citizens, have ex.
pressed themselves as exceedingly com
Portable and greatly pleased with the neal
fit of their garments, which are Away,
made In the latest ityle. French, Eng
lish and cassimere suitings and cloths o 4
all kinds, of the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle
men should cal! ard see the styles at once
s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
ON THURSDAY,
THE nth DAY OF NOvEdBER, 1887,
At 10 o'oloof, q. no.,
ry9a fnIInu fap haaerfhad rouf aatata vts.

All that certain plantation Or tract OF lar d
situate en- the west side CT the pubic road
leading hem Mtdulotowp TO Summit
HriSge, in Saint Georges hundred, New
Castle County and State OF Delsware,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
beg ming st a stake on the west side OF
said public road corner of this and land OF
ID artip p. Walker ana extending thence bv
said Walkers land north SO degrees west
16 s 10 perches to a sione q corner OF thts
and land OF the heirs Of Spencer r. Holt0n,
deceased, thence by tho same south 3 de.
graes west 107 10 perobes TO an oak tree
iouth 90 degrees west 81 <.I0 porcbes TO an
old stump south 6sH degrees west 81 perch o.
to stone corner OF this and land CT Geo.
verricseon. thence By said land sou Ii 2eKde-
"reeseast 81 perches to q stone On the line Of
land OF the heirs Of Benz arlia Field, do
xased, thence by the Same ndrth 90 degrees
east ~ pc ches to stone south 35x degrees
cast "A perohes to O white OAK tres est Gb
clio perch es south 40 degrees east ~ perchss
10 the ditch bank, and thenob south sl55 de-
sreee east 81 6.l0 pt rohes 10 the public road
Aforesaid, and theeoe bv the same to card
summit Bridge north eZ degrees west Is
psrchts anu north degrees east 2s7 per he's
70 the plscs OF beginning, contsintng ue
ac.es and 14o square psrcnes. Book x, Vtl.
10, page 81, &C.
Soised and taken In execution as tt prop
sItY OF U Oadwalieder Sellers and mAltro
g., his wife, and I. ts.. and 70 oa sid BY
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
Shcr.f's Once, Winning t1n, IlctsDer Ts
1887. o8L eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

A ATTENTlON-ALL PERSONS DE-
"A sirinx lure drugs aud chemicals or
V ishinz their rrescTi, tIuns or private ce.pta
earefaliy ompounded with pure materhns
should 10 to the drug store ei ,,,,r,.,
nj Market street, Wilmingtens Lsl.e
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
al. Of Steep

,...uils annually TO the
n,in .nl the doctors say this
,.t-a!n !nsly on tie increase.
.,,,ie,, while they may
n,,.,t relief, are liiscly 10 40
s,,,i good. What IL Eeedrd
.r.,.,-.. aud Biood-purii!er.
~srarilla is incomparah'y
ou-sr those disturbances
ul,.t, Which cause s!eep,rss-
..,n.r.A.aa vitality, aud re-
,.,,u.. s,stcn to a healthiul
q : C.'t, agent Of the Mass.
.r. 3 society, writes iirtt
N WIS opt Of order, his s'acp
u us..il.i. and some I'M
.s. manifest; ; but that
|. ,n. oa- obtained by the tso
S,t#r..,iIla.
,a N Pratt, doi Washington
..a s. ,!tc.: Ny daughter
,..u, With nervous debility.
|yo,gt.nll,a restored her to,
h. Z Euvhcr, Eric. Pa. was
m,"l-Go,s and sleeplessness
At, IS SdrSapariila for about
j., caring which time his
ll,.,ra over twenty pounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
~Eougn on Rssss.~


Cleaas ont rats, mice, reaches, files
ants, bedbugs, bestles, insectA, skunks
jack rabbits, sparrows, gophsfs, squir
rels. 1Bc. At dru2aists.
Ifxou nze Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Rerewer." Goa
direct to weak spots. For weak men
delicate women.
"Rough on Cstarrh"
IL rot q mere palliative remedy, but 9
com plete cure of worst chronic cases
|oorrects oifensive odors at onoe; un.
equslled for catarrhal throat Afecsions,
diph theris, sore throat, foul breath.
800.
snorgn ON Itch."
"Rough on Itch" cures skin humors
eruptions, ring worm, letter, sal
rheum, frosted feet, chilblsins, itch
ivy poison. bsxbsy's itoh. b0c. lars.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

|SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ a writ of Levari Facias tS me directed, VIII
be expOsed to public sale, at the hotel now oe-
cupled by Alex. Maxwell, In Mtdn dnletpvn. In
ST.. Georges Hundred, New Castle County.
Del,
ON THURSDAY,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

SyhkRIFF's sALE-BY VlKTUE OF A
~ writ OF Leyari Faeias, 10 me directed,
will be exposed to public Gale, at the hotel
now ooe upied by alexander AlaxwslI, In
mt3dletown, st. Georges Hundred, IN Nsw
Oast!o Clunty, Uei,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
FOR Rent.

yNOB HENT-h VERY DESlRABGE 4
IL etcrs at nominal p.ics for DLlanoa Of
y1nr. Apply 10 HBAI,I D. 90. n76t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

at the COURT House, on Markst street., be-
tyeen Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN tho
city Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
ON SATURDAY,
THE l2ra DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
At o'clock p. u.,
The following described rell estate, viz:
No. l. All tn 1t certain traH Of land SIT
1ste in Brsndywipe hundred, New castle
westerly side OF PhfiadeIphia tuInpite road,
and bounded and divided as follows, to wit
beginning at pUfut in the middle OF ssi1
turnpike road snd running thence BY road
kinr. .dsceie,o, moth s<L< degrees west about
lss 40 perones to the middle NJ the Carr
road south themes along the middle line Of
i'd Carr road Sisz aegrees west S6 eo.loo
percb, thence s3utn An degI ass west 81 $40
peroa es alenS lands late ofJoseph Oarr, de-
cessed, 70 o stone, thence by tsnd late OF
Josep ph OarT, decea sed. and by land now or
lsro OF the heirs of George T. Cartmen, de-
ceased, south u degrees eat about l67
perci es to the middle OF the aforesaid turn
pike road, thence along tho MIDDLE OF said
roai IN tbs place Of beginning; containing
about ts scfes 1f land, be The PEme moro or
no. 2 All that certsin traa, or parcel of
land situate IN Sfapdywipe hund red, q fore
saio, poonded and described as follows, that
Ia To say:
keg inning ct stone on tho PbtladeJphia
ADD Wiimingtcn turnpike road, thenoo
south 30 degrees west 20 y III parches 10 =
stake, thence eouth 3TL degrees east l3
oer cite 70 u stsko In an 10 Or run. thepco
south 62 degrce, east 70 pefcbAs to 4 STAKE
tie nee 513& desreSs east el = 10 pei ones to 4.
aliioW ost, :heace e,st percpes 70 a stake,
thence south t2L degrees east ll2 I-lo
pe rchos to q posi- below pie- on Delaware
river, thence w the ecu SO Cd eeia river l8
pefcnes 70 q sake, thchco rutth Al degrees
% 10 erches, thence north 81 deg rees west
~ 25-i0) perchoi t. n test, IItprs nor b 20
deg eos wes. ]8 10 lf0 petctss 10 q stump,
hence no., b 10 d e. .eas wes, 10 perohos
oar cS,thsnce Dofih 50 O grees west 10
perches co a hole in d rock trenoe sou tn 06
degrees west o 2 10 ,,ercbrs 10 d plst, thence
nortn Al h"gr.o9 west 50 S 10 ptfcGest d lace
ot Eeg,nrtpH. tott iti'p within the said
bounds 80 tcteP, be tho rs me VI, IA or less.
seized al tskoo I'm exec at n ss the prop.
ertY OF toe EeIlevue Quarrs Go Gpd 10 be
30 d ey GILES LA hBSUE, eherit.
ShtrEs 8 Ut1ce, Wfmin ktol, I oletes 26.
1857. tze-eod to
SkLE-BY VIErUE OF A
~ WRIT OF Ieysria Faotua tn ma AZ.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Ll.B-LAKaE AND SMALL
[ns-toWn wagons Rt fair pricea.
N,r'acn OF business wagons. W.
''p ah1 aud French ste. al0-8ma
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

PIE OR RENT-A TWELVE
|In Iga ~ shipley street, Inquire of
H", nhIoTf. Possession given on
O9l-lf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

SALE-BY VlGrUE OF A
- WRIT OF Levsrta Faeius to me df-
rectod. VIII DO exposed TO pubic sale, ut
the hotel, now occupied by Alex. Msxwell
in Middletown, in st. 6tcfses hunared.
New Castle County, Bel,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
SarsapariIla,

rKcrARED nv
Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Dorrnis. Price o.. six bottles, sa
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

ahE-Luro On ADAMS AND
son sIeets: shallorcts and 0ilpin
hal y 10 ktkNAkD q 90, oz3
r'Os' Ib-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

ALa-2 OR 3 GOOD BRICK.
'e"anl, or w'lAtrade for build
a., ,,. aH iarm j. Z. PICKLES, Z
'""'' Wh., Dei. os- 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

'taaf-pNE 9DOp sEUoND
.cs spsfn W wagon. Apply to J. Y.
f'Hnth SC. NO Il
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

~ W., On ZAP; SIX COWS, CM
W. cave about Christ ~.
y ipS SIOURL2Y, n. ".
'eHs streets. nj u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
wanteA

rTyI,-FAmILIES SHIN u
|,c,hs cham BORN Aids, vaitzessss
giro Tor general hoosework half
kirm q, disa washers, Also coach men
I.,ari, Iye Invited 70 call a. ttU
FtroOi ne-4t'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

rrgI-SirUA ALTON Az OAlLD'S
purm o: light ohambsr or hRht
Lft by ,vo Protestant xifls- Apply
ksF H. Nc. 1919 W. 10th street rear
n5-Stf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

|hLh-A VERY DESIRABLE.
~ pt W .res; conveniently located 3
wnmh gton; tasy lcrns. Address
hen.tke Attorneys for heirs.
pIi-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Il yt.-sT /. :. A GREAT BARGAIN,
H. ! upright boiler aud en-
|I.nn, soid for want OF uss. A ddret, /,
oe"Iry, Avondale, Pa. M cod Ct
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

LE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
htlcs dwelling. 10 rooms, baths and
tn'rhieEce. Front aad back en-
nMison street. Address or inquii e
l"lboND, Eighth and TAtnall sts.
Met
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

gTED PERSONS WANTING
|. i,tl. zip TO- hotels restaurants or
IAIuil,er can be Accommodated BY call
! WliuiLrton In ,ealigsnce Ofhco sb
f,tel tzn2O-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

kTEb-A nSr OLA IS Disksss
base, wishes o. exgagements py the
kll o, s'drcJs MISS EMMA CAH'
/ Lsst .sixln ~. uS sts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

EIsI.-BUARDEKS. AT n X S.
|hgmsrerRer'f, No. &l2 X ing stroet.
l foons and homo conforts. ozo. 2eta
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

klEJ-2 GENTLEMEN BDARD-
bIf ~ 1915 Bohnstt street. fleasant
d pt ulo conforls. RS-tts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

|LAt--s-irO2Y BRICK HOUSE
snct5 side Of Lowering eycnus,
nuren sreot. win cell ches 2, and
U Sllt purchaser. Monthly install
~, Aieo II: Linden strooS. Apply
pr VERNON. this otfio3. list;
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

WISHES BOAkD.
Bon g,ve good references. Address
(ihos. mss"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Elgb-lMNE Ed ATELY, FROM
n ., " QuGrt, Of milk. n. KLUND,
| ~, sttett. n6-3td-ltw
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
1Ar nussEll lnTEs4ENe0.
wal l1s s-ld ~ ti4s eAks4<S ~AFt''-A's
Aba4s GleAlx4a kakistes-

zzlEf44 ti4-t<4t - Atett+t@- ~--%
ksiloSiag Interesting sEt-cis.
~ Congressman jag a4b0eA ~ aient-
ga. 80 . a1 tas kssa1e. s4Al - a lf-,a'te
ra,uortsr yestsr1zy Eh4l L1s sooAA p -
slSte fog asosrt L.seo.a Cor FE-sil<-.
1ss sa01t sssslsrias i4Ese-ss -sl -.--s--
si1as 9I c14fse. Aienlk4la A43 a-N@5s
5e~a for Blame al soGla be H0s Il = "a
generally believed NJ bl4-as ~.s - =
caatsi1ale. 5uE Il sas ss-J1lsll1s ~ eeAf
th.s falk 4ud see the "a us-AsAn = e
I8acolns aAns szs m<utloue1. M h@o-
bell sz.l gnaE IoAa sasff44a s4s kot-S
aBsad as Il he 1s48t ~ 81 tie rfesi-
dsnlla. psi4s. lhs oeaslor Ho1ld lake o.ss
sl t1s A8ssst Leafs Vi tae >AtiSa s1s
c8uatry ever h4d. -osrslAn ss hos@eS
gsnkAsks nrst ch0ics and PM >hsfl'@h
BIS second. AID Conkllng would iAoof ~
either.
ar. Hubbell thought that the labor and
prohibition elements Ia this country nA3
xot ~ come IL 20 o1s oI TIE tso great par
tss III tie Nau0n II they ever expected 70
amount ~ anything Many people earn
sstly be. we'd G1al prohibition vas oo4nd
10 saocerd. And be as one 0f lnose that
sntertzlaei thas opinion. out be did not
tank the Prohiolti0nlsts you'd ever amount
20 ANYTHING as long they poured out
theIr abuse ~ the Republican party. No
uaela Der 0f the latter organization thought
kindly 0f a acton that would dsal Oot -
hatred against hIs parent " party that nad
been bis home for many years. Ar. hub
BEL sad that The Michigan Democrats
placed great confidence ia TIE report that
Don Dickinson. the Democratic boss, would
90 ihto CieveiAnds Cabinet even a. the
wsndup II Ms nrst administration. Diekin-
sou, ae said, vas the Drainisst man the
party had he sas a great lawyer, IA
of wealth. and az the heal OF The fOstOIlcc
DeDartfaent, with It's immense amount OF
patronage. ne would control powerful
machine and make things hum for Grover.
Lxmar could easily DC spared from the In
lerior Department. Oul ne Was too n>ca OF
a dreamer II The De Quincy order 10 oc-
cupy a seat on the bench OF the supreme
Coart Of the United Stz-ss as proposed